Andrew Miskin

Andrew was born and educated in Birmingham, England before going on to Cambridge University where he read Engineering. Andrew’s first role on leaving university was as an industrial engineer with Michelin Tyres following which he moved to Esso Petroleum where he took his CIMA qualifications

Andrew was a direct entry Fellow in 1989 having won prizes at stages 2 and 4 of his CIMA exams.

Andrew moved into management consulting 25 years ago. He has held senior leadership roles within KPMG, IBM, CSC and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). His consulting career has mostly been in the leading of large client change programs. The teams usually covered many countries and continents and worked to challenging deadlines. From 2001 to 2005 he was Partner in charge of the non-Financial Services, Commercial Consulting division for PwC in the UK. Between 2005 and 2008 Andrew set up and led the PwC Consulting business across Europe. His major clients over the past 5 years have included BP, Tui Travel and Syngenta.

Andrew has been co-opted to council on two occasions from 2002-2005 and from 2009 to date. During this time he has been variously a member of policy committees including Audit, Technical, Professional Standards, Global Markets (formerly International Development Committee), Chairman of Member Services Committee and served on Executive Committee without portfolio.

Andrew has lived and worked in many exciting, challenging environments and countries across the continents of the world. In the last ten years he has lived and worked in Paris, Iraq, Switzerland and most recently Ukraine.

Andrew is a member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology and is a Chartered Engineer. He undertakes pro-bono charitable consulting work through the auspices of the Worshipful Company of Management Consultants, where he is a Freeman.

Andrew retired from full time employment in summer 2012 and now undertakes a portfolio of activities including charitable work, freelance consulting and running a website for his choir. He currently lives in Greater London, with his wife, who is an Actuary and is Chief Risk Officer for an insurance company. He has five children.